Suzuki Jimny for Costa Rica:

Description: Sub Compact SUV, 4x4 vehicle, 4 passengers,  3 doors, Air conditioning, Radio CD player or tape player, Power Steering, 4x4 Manual Transmission, Engine 1300 cc, Gasoline.

Luggage room: Suitcases: Big: 1 or  Middle: 2 or Small: 3

Specifications:
Body: 4 X 4
Engine: 4, 1328 cc
Fuel: Unleaded
Power, ps: 85@6000
Torque, lb ft: 81@4100
CO2 Emissions: 174 g/km 184 g/km (auto)
Graduated Vehicle Excise Duty: Band E, £150/year Band E, £150/year
Transmission: 5-spd/4-spd
Driven Wheels: 4

Performance:
Manual
Top speed: 87 mph
0 - 62 mph: 14.1 seconds
Fuel consumption: 38.7 mpg (combined cycle)

Dimensions
Wheelbase, mm: 2250
Length, mm: 3645
Width, mm: 1600
Height, mm: 1705
Boot, liters: 113/286 (seats folded)
Fuel Tank, liters: 40
Dry Weight, kg: 1148.0
Towing Limit, kg: 1300
 

The Suzuki Jimny also well known as Jimmy:

The Suzuki Jimny is a compact 4WD. Two body styles are available: a hard top and convertible. The Jimny replaced the popular Sierra/Samurai model in most markets in 1999, though its predecessor remains in production. The Jimny is equipped with the same 1.3 L 16-valve four-cylinder electronically fuel injected engine as its predecessor. A ladder type chassis and a dual ratio transfer case is standard, unlike many competing compact 4WDs which lack a low range, and are strictly in the crossover category.

The Jimny's vacuum-locking hubs allow the vehicle to be shifted from 2WD to 4WD while travelling at up to 100 km/h (62 mph). Shifting to low range requires the vehicle to be stopped, but there is no need to exit the vehicle. Newer Jimnys feature electronic "push-button" selectable four-wheel drive.

The Jimny features large windows, giving excellent visibility, apart from a rather serious blind spot caused by the oversized "B" pillar. The large amount of glass also creates a greenhouse effect, and the Jimny comes with air conditioning as a standard feature.

Two models of the Jimny are available in some markets, the standard hard top, and a canvas roofed "Cabrio" version. Both models come in JX and JLX specifications. These are fairly standard designations across the Suzuki off road range, with the JLX being the fully-optioned "luxury" version. In the case of the Jimny, the JLX adds roof rails, power steering, power windows, electronically adjustable exterior mirrors, and several interior comfort improvements. Both models are available in 5 speed manual or 4 speed automatic gearbox. There is also a 2WD option, only available in 5 speed manual.

History:
The first vehicle marketed as the Suzuki Jimny (in 1974), is properly known as the LJ50. In Australia, the "Jimny" name was soon dropped. The LJ80 was an updated version, followed by the SJ410 and SJ413. A version of the SJ413 known as the Samurai was released in the US. The series from LJ80 to SJ413 was known as the Sierra in Australia, and remained the Jimny in some markets.

The new Jimny was released in 1999, and now bears the same name in all markets. The 1999 release used the G13BB EFI engine, replaced by the M13AA VVT engine in 2005, in conjunction with some interior redesign.